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This is the standard letter that Experian sends when they cannot locate a report or you do not have one. This is the same one sent for my spouse and the same one I sent to USCIS.

Sorry, just saw your replay.
We sent my mother's packet on June 11th with the I-765 expiration 5/31/2020 and just got the messages that it was received with I-797 coming in the mail.
Perhaps the other forms that were outdated had a new one on the site? I-765 didnt have a new one to replace it.

Since you don't have your timeline completed, it's impossible to see where you are in the process - Did you get approved with that information?  Right now, until people start to get approved or denied based on how they filed, it's a guessing game.  I hope it goes well for you following that route - But if you haven't been approved, you can't say people are being too complicated.

It's the same here. I sent a letter to Equifax and to Experian last week, but I didn't get any document yet. 
 
I sent a message to TransUnion profile on Facebook asking about the letter, and they replied to me:
 
Thank you for messaging the social care team at TransUnion. I sincerely apologize for the delay in response. Due to the recent increase in volume, we are working diligently to reach back out to you during this unprecedented time. Let’s get you the assistance you need!

I'm happy to have a letter sent indicating that you do not have a US TransUnion credit report! To allow me to start the process, please supply the information requested in the link provided below. Once received, I'll search for your credit report. If there is no report returned, a letter will be mailed to the address you provide.
-Max, @AskTU | United States

TransUnion Personal Information Link:
http://transu.co/6185G30Jd
 
I filled out their form with the same content of the sample letter on Friday. Let's see what happens.
 

It seems the instructions have a typo where its reversed. Read the whole paragraph. It says for yes go to 63 and for no go to 62. Should be reversed. Dont fill out any boxes on 62- just go to 63. 

Hello! I am filling out Form-485 and the question 61 asks: "Are you exempt from the public charge ground of inadmissibility?"
It then states "To determine if you are exempt from the public charge ground of inadmissibility, and therefore exempt from filing Form I-944, read the Form I-485 Instructions, What Evidence Must You Submit, Item Number 9. Public Charge: Declaration of Self-Sufficiency (Form I-944) and Affidavit of Support Under Section 213A of the INA (Form I-864). If you answered “Yes” to Item Number 61., proceed to Item Number 63.a. If you answered “No,” complete Form I-944 and include it with your Form I-485 filing, and proceed to Item Number 62.a."
It's confusing because if I say NO (I have to prove that I am not exempt by filling out the I-944 and submitting it with my application), it asks me to go to Item Number 62.a, which are options to chose for why I AM EXEMPT.
Am I missing something?

Thank you! I will send it today. Hope everything goes well.

Hey
Just resend everything back like you received it - I probably assume that it was assembled in some kind of weird way.- And in a new plastic folder, you put just the update form they asked you to provide with everything new they updated since the date they rejected your application and put the green sheet in that plastic. You will have to unstaple in order to remove the green sheet and staple them back.
The current version of most of the forms is October 15 and it's located at the bottom of each form. Since they sent you back everything, you will need to provide the new I-944 form with all the supporting documents.
Don't worry about the "Medical form" as it has been open. It will be a proof that they are the one to open it.

Hey guys,

I am making this post to help others and not because I need help. 

First and foremost, many people ask "Why am I required to prove that I don't have credit history if I don't even have an SSN?" and the answer is that in the US, many banks will allow you to obtain credit without an SSN or ITIN. You can read more about this here: https://www.creditkarma.com/advice/i/credit-card-without-a-social-security-number/
 
So, you can get credit without an SSN/ITIN and can have a credit file without an SSN or ITIN. This is why USCIS requires a letter from at least one of the agencies confirming that you do not have a credit file. 

How do you get a letter stating you do not have a credit file?

Simply write a formal letter to one of the three agencies requesting your credit file. In the file state and place the following:

1) Explain that you are requesting your credit file and you do not have an SSN/ITIN. Explain that if no credit file is found, please return a letter stating so. 

2) Provide any names used, date of birth, and any addresses you've lived at
 
3) Sign the form and date it
 
4) Attach a government issued ID

5) Mail it to one of the agency addresses below:

Experian:
P.O. Box 2002, Allen, TX 75013
https://www.experian.com/blogs/ask-experian/credit-education/faqs/disputes-faqs/
 
Transunion:
TransUnion LLC
Consumer Disclosure Center
P.O. Box 1000
Chester, PA 19016
https://www.transunion.com/customer-support/faqs/credit-reports-and-disclosures
 
Equifax:
Disclosure Department,
P.O. Box 740241,
Atlanta, GA 30374
https://www.equifax.com/personal/education/credit/report/how-to-get-your-free-credit-report/
 
I hope this information helps people trying to get this proof. 

This is what I sent to Experian along with a copy of the Passport and Marriage certificate (for name change proof). About 4 days later, Experian mailed a letter saying they could not locate a credit file. 
Credit Request Experian.doc